glazed
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- adjective
- /ɡleɪzd/
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glaseado
- For dessert, we enjoyed a glazed apple tart that shimmered beautifully.
- glazed ham
- maple-glazed
- orange-glazed
We then have Maple glazed, which is the yellow one.
- We then have Maple glazed, which is the yellow one.
- I love the taste together and we do a glazed ham and a Turkey.
- So let me first take the example of a big sweet double glazed Krispy Kreme doughnut.
- Well, Afters takes a doughnut, a beautiful, glazed, yummy doughnut, slices in almost all the way in half, right.
- Girl, you look like a glazed doughnut.
- Best glazed glazed fritter never had that.
- And scientists are still trying to determine what color that is the closest honey glazed Himmler.
Examples
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Fig Chili Glazed Pork Tenderloin and Colcannon My Way
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We then have Maple glazed, which is the yellow one.
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Honey glazed BBQ, which is really nice.
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My favorite donut is a glazed doughnut.
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Your whole house will smell like chocolate glazed doughnut with the K-Cup.
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Stuff with the French fries, Sweet and smoky glazed tenders.
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Yes, garlic, jumbo tiger prawns, miso glazed black COD.
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My favorite donut is a glazed doughnut, shiny and sweet on top.
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The chef presented a delicious glazed ham, shining under the restaurant lights.
Synonyms
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Has sugar on the outside to make it sweet and not sticky
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Covered by a thin layer of another substance for protection or decoration
Antonyms
How Shiny
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Glazed comes from an old word for glass, because cooks give food a shiny, 'glass-like' coat (with sugar, egg, or gel). So a glazed doughnut or ham has a glossy, reflective cover.